I just wanna answer to you question. It does not matter where you listen, you gain merit, (Ban Bun) if you understood it and reinforced it. Venerable Sam Ang he is very well-known to many Buddhist follwers in Cambodia and here, usa. His preaching is simple to understand. He does not use Pali and Sankrit language so often. He gives illutration, compare and contrast when he preaches. Bye for now.
hello..i wanna ask u something..since i live in usa..i never listen to dhamma, or something..but if u just watch it in youtube..i'll get it or not? i mean in khmer..( ban bun or no???? ) coz i really like to listen to it.....thx for shareing....upload more..
The Dhamma is the same in all languages.
JohnCKimbrough 1 year ago
I just wanna answer to you question. It does not matter where you listen, you gain merit, (Ban Bun) if you understood it and reinforced it. Venerable Sam Ang he is very well-known to many Buddhist follwers in Cambodia and here, usa. His preaching is simple to understand. He does not use Pali and Sankrit language so often. He gives illutration, compare and contrast when he preaches. Bye for now.
kenmuny 3 years ago
hello..i wanna ask u something..since i live in usa..i never listen to dhamma, or something..but if u just watch it in youtube..i'll get it or not? i mean in khmer..( ban bun or no???? ) coz i really like to listen to it.....thx for shareing....upload more..
rothlovephon1 3 years ago
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Element11555 3 years ago